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Preparation tools: One root RE manager software for mobile phone.
①First you need to download the file to replace the status bar.
Put the downloaded file in the memory card location known by your RE manager.
The downloaded file is generally named: SystemUI.apk
If not, please rename the file to the above file name.
②After completion. Use the RE manager to enter the root directory. See Figure 1.
③Find one of the system files, see Figure 2.
Then when you enter an App file, you will find that there is a file with the same name as the file you just mentioned. See Figure 3.
Find this file. At this time, the RE manager needs to be mounted as read-write, and then modify the permissions of this file. Check the first 2 in the previous row. Put a √ in the last two lines and the first one. See Figure 4. Then save OK.
④After completion, find the file you just downloaded. Move it to the RE manager's:
root directory──system──app. Please click OK when prompted to overwrite.
⑤ Then shut down and restart, you will find that your status bar has changed! !
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I personally tested it on Android 4.0. In theory, all Android phones should work. If you're not sure, you can copy the original SystemUI.apk file to the memory card.
By the way, does this thing take up phone memory? I'm worried that the available memory won't be enough.
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